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Category Archives: Essays
Your Book of Gold
A message to struggling and discouraged authors: “If you only write one book in your whole life, and only sell 600 copies or less, nonetheless, I assure you, I solemnly assure you, that this book will be someone’s absolutely favorite … Continue reading
Authors — Is It the Best of Times, or the Worst of Times?
Among many ongoing debates about the health of and prospects for the book business, few arouse the passions of authors (or divide them) more than perceptions of their prospects for success in today’s marketplace. Most recently we’ve seen moves … Continue reading
Posted in Author profiles, BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, Book business, Essays, Inspirational, Interviews, Marketing Advice, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing, Traditional publishing, Writing Advice
Tagged Allan Leverone, author compensation, authors, book business, book market, book marketing, book sales, book selling, publishing, self-publishing, writers, writing, writing success
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My Post at The Kill Zone: Presenting Controversial Ideas in Fiction
Jodie Renner — a respected editor, and author of several great how-to books on writing — is a regular contributor to the prestigious group blog “The Kill Zone,” an online hangout for prominent mystery and thriller writers (and readers). … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, Essays, HUNTER: A Thriller, Vigilante fiction, Writing Advice
Tagged BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, controversial novels, controversy in fiction, Dylan Hunter thrillers, HUNTER: A Thriller, Jodie Renner, mysteries, novels of ideas, Robert Bidinotto, The Kill Zone, thrillers, writing advice
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One Word You Won’t Find in My Novels
Okay. Call it a symbolic, personal protest thing. Those who know me well know that I’m anything but a prude. They also know that my private language can get salty, from time to time. But when I read fiction, … Continue reading
Posted in BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, Essays, HUNTER: A Thriller, Writing Advice
Tagged Bad Deeds thriller novel, bad language in fiction, bad language in novels, cursing in fiction, Dylan Hunter thrillers, graphic sex in novels, graphic violence in novels, gratuitous sex and violence in fiction, Hunter thriller novel, Robert Bidinotto
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Fictional Heroes and Personal Transformation
Here is a new essay by me, published online for the first time at The Atlasphere. It presents the reasons — now backed by empirical psychological studies — why fictional heroes provide us not “mindless escapism,” but are actually … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Inspirational, Vigilante fiction
Tagged Alistair MacLean, Brad Thor, Desmond Bagley, Don Pendleton, Donald Hamilton, fiction, fiction writing, fictional heroes, heroes, heroic fiction, inspiration, Jack Higgins, Lee Child, Mickey Spillane, Mitch Rapp, Nelson DeMille, psychological growth, Robert B. Parker, Robert Bidinotto, Robert Crais, self help, Stephen Hunter, thriller heroes, thrillers, vigilante fiction, vigilante heroes, Vince Flynn
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A Reader’s Guide to Seminal Vigilante Heroes
I’ve decided to share a bit of my research into major vigilante heroes of fiction, starting with the early and most influential figures in the ever-evolving genre… Continue reading →